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For a Montreal consumer-products company, the Canada–U.S. trade fight has stopped being an abstract dispute measured in billions of dollars.

Days after Canada-U.S. trade negotiations broke down, the disagreement has shifted from what was in the proposed deal to something

Canada’s escalating confrontation with the United States has produced an unusual political combination: broad support for fighting back, but a

A Calgary oil producer that barely existed in its current form a few months ago is preparing for another major

Canada has spent decades debating whether the economic distance between richer and poorer families is becoming dramatically wider. A new

Canadians appear increasingly comfortable with the leadership and internal workings of the RCMP, but that confidence does not translate neatly

A $13-billion technology investment would normally give a provincial government an easy economic victory lap. In Alberta, Meta’s enormous planned

Laurentian Bank is approaching one of the biggest transformations in its 180-year history with earnings that look dramatically weaker on

Quebec’s election campaign has opened with an opponent who is not on any provincial ballot. U.S. President Donald Trump’s escalating